Customer Ratings & Reviews

I'm very happy, I assembled my pc by my self and this GPU is Amazing!

Very good card with good performance. No complaints.

Really really good GPU beast performance is like like super super you can play 8K as well

Received a bad card initially but Best Buy was able to get a replacement sent right after reporting the issue. The replacement card has been great so far running all games so far at max settings.

The design is pretty sleek compared to some aib cards, the cooling isn’t the best but the performance is still great. The pricing could have been better though

It's a pretty fantastic GPU all things considered. It's perfect for 1440p gaming with plenty of power to spare to play any current game on my computer. I also really like how it can easily be undervolted while still having the same amount of performance at stock voltage. Really helps keeps things temps low. However, I can't in good conscious give this a 4 or 5-star because of how poorly NVIDIA handled things with the 50-series in general. 1. The small amount of GPUs in stock, which many scalpers and bots can easily take advantage of. So it's already extremely difficult to get a 50-series GPU properly, especially a Founders Edition model. 2. Still using the terrible 12VHPWR connector designs that still have problems right now. 3. The very high price for so little gen on gen improvements and gains. (The 5080 is barely any faster than a 4080/S outside of multi-frame generation). It also doesn't help that it's extremely difficult to get a 50-series GPU at MSRP price at this time. 4. Their latest driver updates (as of the time of this review being posted) have been very rough with issues and bugs that are affecting lots of users. 5. Quietly removing legacy 32-bit PhysX support without any backup (like a translation layer to use 64-bit). So some games, like Borderlands 2 or Mirror's Edge, don't run very well at all with PhysX 32-bit enabled. When a few of these issues have been addressed (like the drivers and 32-bit PhysX being properly worked with), I may bump it up to 4-stars. But for now, that's my rating for this GPU (and the RTX 50-series as a whole).

Excellent product, look relatively nice and great performance

An amazing product, that could only be better if it had wider availability. Processes 1440p with amazing ease. 4k is no issue at all as well. Worth the investment, if you can get your hands on one.

First real graphics card I've owned in a very long time. I'm a 1440P gamer and this thing devoured all AAA titles on ultra, even when pushing some to 4K despite not being optimized for that. Great value at MSRP.

Its a great card. The construction quality of the 5000 Founders Edition cards is unbeatable. It looks and feels like something Apple would come out with.

5/5 Stars for the Graphics Card but good luck getting one before the bots snatch them all.

No problem with the card. Fast shipping and the card looks great!

I dont know why reviewers are so negative about this card. I understand it may not have improved much since the last generation but I don’t think you should be upgrading every generation. This is my first graphics card as a new builder and I think nothing competes with this around the $1000 mark.

Can't complain with this card. It excels at anything I play, even while streaming.

Installed easily and GPU has worked well for me. The price has been worth it specifically at MSRP. Performance at 1440p hits the sweet spot.

Phenomenal graphics card. Runs any game great at 1440p don’t have 4k to test.

I love the 5080 FE, its currently in my build and I built a mini ITX with it. I recommend it for any mini itx builds.

Awesome card at MSRP. Running almost every game at 100fps+ and at 200-400fps with frame gen, which looks great.

Absolutely fantastic performance, especially upgrading from a 3070. It’s been able to handle majority of the games I play at the highest settings at a 1440p.

The 50 series is controversial for being bad value, however, if you are able to get a card for MSRP (and more than 8gb of VRAM) and you are upgrading from at least 2 generations prior, the 5080 is a great option. I was using a laptop with a 1650 Ti, and this card has been an amazing upgrade that was long overdue. It also draws much less power than the 5090, so you don't have to constantly worry about the connector melting.